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held on Jan. 10 in Honolulu, I
The University of Alabama, 1
the University of Utah finishc
respectively.
North Carolina State Unive
Boston College and the Univer:
the competition.
The Ford Motor Co. co-spon?
vided the all-expense paid trip tc
In December USC was invited
a three-minute tape of one of th
Coach David Irvin said the tc
boost to the cheerlcading squad
"It's nice to know that we are
a lot of recognition to the state,
sonal satisfaction," he said.
Irvin said the competition be;
practice for the eight teams in tb
dinner cruise followed.
I he actual competition was h
standing room only crowd of 5,
won less than an hour after the
"We had some minor mistak
such great opponents can reall
the judges were very fair and e\
other, so there were no hard fc
Each of the finalists received
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